More awesome than flossing.

cadwelldental.com

Cadwell Dental had a site, but it didn't incorporate their unique brand.

&yet worked closely with Dr. Joshua Cadwell to integrate the flavor of their unique office decor into their online presence and to improve overall usability.

We did not get a free toothbrush.

What's in a name? Oh, everything.

optimabc.com

Loretta Marston's 123 Bookkeeping was well known in the Tri-Cities, which made for just one problem: no one seemed to understand that she wasn't just doing bookkeeping.

&yet teamed with Loretta to completely rebrand her business and build a site that could showcase her style and unique set of services.

We're not allowed to say this redesign was a "title wave"

marshalltitle.com

Marshall Title needed a complete redesign and a custom web application package. Our clients and their customers raved about the results.

&yet used the full-of-win django web framework to build highly usable alternatives and additions to Marshall Title's existing online features.

Vision accomplished.

actionecho.com

On this project, &yet partnered with ActionEcho's marketing team at ClearSource Marketing and nGenuity Information Services.

Dr. Daniel Niendorff had a vision for his site. &yet listened closely, then brought that vision to life.

Your mouth is watering. Napkin?

organicfujis.com

Muhlbeier Orchard had a very basic site to sell their delicious fruit. &yet gave it a full facelift, added a whole lot of Google-friendliness, and helped develop a search engine strategy.

Farmer Tom says sales doubled.

How do you like them apples?

Fashion so hot it's actuall—Ow. That hurts a little.

milaniastyle.com

Milania invited &yet to help make their goal a reality, as they sought to bring first-class designer fashion to the Tri-Cities.

One year later, Milania has moved from online store to a beautiful retail location and we're planning the next phase of Milania's web presence.

Our client didn't say, "more cowbell!" Accomplishment? Yes.

vangross.com

Seattle indie-folk artist Van Gross & the Gypsies called on &yet to deliver a simple site that captured their feel. This was a fun project—these gents rock and roll! (And do various backtwists and whatnot.)

We were glad to come through with a site that made them sing. (Not that they wouldn't be doing that anyway.)

A fresh brand for starters.

clrview.net

Clearview buzzed by the &yet office in 2008, needing help with a logo and some branding consulting, as well as a very basic site.

&yet's logo and branding gave Clearview a big boost in business. In fact, they stopped pursuing new work for several months, overwhelmed by the response.